General Timothy Ray
He concurrently served as the commander of Air Forces Strategic – Air, United Sta
Timothy Michael Ray is a United States Air Force general who last served as the commander of Air Force Global Strike Command from August 21, 2018 to August 27, 2021.
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U.S. Air Force Academy Graduation Ceremony Cadets graduate from the U.S. Air Force Academy, May 25, 2022 after four years of rigorous training and education. Upon graduating, cadets commission as 2nd ...
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Dig deep and reach for that !
What helps get you revved up for the week?
📷 Spc. Ethan Scofield
23/05/2022
America’s U.S. Army remains prepared to fight and win our Nation’s wars as a member of the Joint Force, and we continue to serve as the Nation’s premier response force to protect Americans, our Allies, and our interests. Today we honor and pay tribute to all of the members of America’s military.
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19/05/2022
"I'll tell you what bravery really is. Bravery is just the determination to do a job that you know has to be done."
Maj. Audie Murphy knew a thing or two about bravery and perseverance.
Leaving behind a rough upbringing, he was initially turned down by the Army, Marines, and Navy for not meeting weight requirements.
Undeterred, he continued to enlist and eventually entered the Army in 1942.
Murphy would go on to become one of the most decorated Soldiers in World War II, earning every military combat award for valor to include the .
19/05/2022
Well, how about that for a sunset?
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19/05/2022
A mind troubled by doubt cannot focus on the course to victory.
Lion Brigade — Dragon’s Lair is back and the XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg wants to hear from you!
If you have an idea to improve any aspect of life in the Department of Defense (training, readiness, quality of life, culture) go to the Dragon's Lair homepage here: https://unum.nsin.us/xviii-airborne
Submit an idea for consideration for DL 7, service members must register on the Dragon's Lair website, provide a description of their innovation, and explain the inefficiency that's being addressed.
50th ESB-E | 63rd Expeditionary Signal Battalion
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13/05/2022
: Comm. Sgt. Maj. Davenport is certainly not a new name in the . He's the Comm. Sgt. Maj. at United States Army Training and Doctrine Command, he has over 30 years of service, and for the last few years he's been a major advocate of NCO's in the Army Profession. Meet the man behind the 'NCO 2020 Strategy': http://go.usa.gov/xgWtk
Check out the next video in the series to learn about .
Video by GOARMY.COM
11/05/2022
Jim and Amora: How A Three Legged Shelter Dog Saved A Suicidal Veteran Jim Brakewood Jr. might look like kind of a scary dude. At 6’2”, loaded with muscles, long, wild hair and a beard a to match, he cuts a pretty imposing figure. It’s as if a Viking decided he wasn’t ready for Valhalla just yet and decided to pay Instagram a visit instead. He has a soft spot f...
03/05/2022
The ability to process massive amounts of data is crucial as organizations & tech innovations evolve. 🖥️
Those quickest to analyze data will continue to be at the front of engineering breakthroughs, tech modernization and more informed decisions.
Here's how the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command leverages High Performance Computing to keep us at the tip of the spear ➡️ https://go.usa.gov/xuVag
03/05/2022
This month we honor our Asian American Pacific Islander Soldiers and their long-standing legacy of service to our great Nation. Soldiers like, retired Gen. Eric Shinseki, who served as the 34th Army Chief of Staff and completed two combat tours in Vietnam. Soldiers like, Sen. Daniel Inouye, who fought with the brave Soldiers of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team (Nisei) during WWII. They’re a great example of the courage and heroism of our Asian American Pacific Islander Soldiers. I am extremely proud of what they have done. And I’m proud of those who continue to carry on their legacy.
03/05/2022
This is the type of attitude we like to see!
Go do great things this week.